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Serving the entire Bourbon County, Kansas area since 2023
Barnesville • Bronson • Devon • Fort Scott (county seat) • Fulton • Garland • Godfrey • Hammond • Harding • Hiattville • Hidden Valley • Marmaton • Mapleton • Pawnee Station • Redfield • Ronald (Walkertown) • Uniontown • Xenia
Population: 14,323 (2021)
From the Editor
Welcome to Bourbon County News
Dear Readers, As we step into another chapter of news and stories that shape our region, I find myself both honored and thrilled to welcome you to the digital pages of our regional online newspaper. CONTINUE READING …
Government
Governor Announces New License Plate
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly today revealed a new license plate design that will be seen on Kansas roadways beginning in spring 2024. The new design is part of the state’s phased approach to replacing current CONTINUE READING …
Food
Snow Ice Cream Recipes
BOURBON COUNTY (BCN) — You may remember eating this treat when you were a kid. Make these easy recipes and share with someone you care about. Snow Ice Cream: I INGREDIENTS 1-gallon snow 1 cup CONTINUE READING …
Food
Holiday Microwave Fudge Recipes
BOURBON COUNTY (BCN) — Everybody loves fudge especially at holiday time. Make this great tasting and easy to make fudge to eat, give away, or both and you are sure to be a hit this CONTINUE READING …
Lifestyle
Happy as You Want to Be
BOURBON COUNTY (BCN) — You have probably heard the 1988 hit single ‘Don’t Worry, Be Happy’ by Bobby McFerrin. The song has a catchy way of conveying its message of being happy to everyone. Bobby CONTINUE READING …
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